NURSING: Reflect on your own nursing history.
NURSING: Reflect on your own nursing history.NURSING: Reflect on your own nursing
history.a. What were the reasons that you chose nursing as a career and “what is nursing” to
you ( write a few sentences related to your own philosophy of what is nursing to you)?b.
How has the history of nursing affected your own nursing practice ( reflect on nursing
history and reference historical events when you answer this question)?2. Reflect on the
changes in the nurse-client relationship that has been associated with new nursing roles
and the use of new technological advances.a. How does the nurse maintain a therapeutic
relationship with the client as machines ( technology) take over some of nursing
functions? b. Based on the projected visions of tomorrow’s healthcare and nursing, what
skills will be MOST important in the future of nursing education ( which skills need to be a
priority in nursing schools of the future)? What are they and how should they be
taught?DISCUSSION BOARD RUBRICPlease note that your discussion postings will be
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American English, and use a minimum of 2 in-text citations and references in APA 6th
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on a more relaxed and conversational tone, but the initial response should reflect
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